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Home free? Animal rights group locates carriage horse Ryder, but says his farm isn’t a sanctuary

By Dean Moses Posted on August 30, 2022
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Animal rights advocacy organization says they have located Ryder, the horse which collapsed in Midtown after the work animal was quietly taken out of the city by the carriage industry.

Activists had been searching for the aging workhorse ever since Transit Workers Union Local 100 claimed he was safe and sound at an upstate farm following outrage over his treatment. Now, the Center for a Humane Economy claims to have located Ryder after a tip from a horse rescuer.

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Home free? Animal rights group locates carriage horse Ryder, but says his farm isn’t a sanctuary

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